👉 Laid engineering, also known as foundational or structural engineering, involves the design and analysis of the basic structures that support buildings, bridges, and other infrastructure. This field focuses on ensuring these structures are safe, stable, and durable by calculating loads, stresses, and materials' properties. Engineers in laid engineering must consider various factors such as soil conditions, environmental impacts, and regulatory standards to create designs that can withstand natural disasters like earthquakes and high winds. They use mathematical models, simulations, and physical testing to predict how structures will behave under different conditions, ensuring that the laid groundwork for construction is robust and reliable.
